M3U editor online

Open an .m3u or .m3u8 playlist to keep or drop whole groups, find channels, remove duplicates, rename groups and merge a second file, then download the edited playlist. Free, no sign-up, fast on 180,000-entry files.

Runs entirely in your browser. The playlist is never uploaded, and usernames and passwords in addresses are masked on screen.

Drop a playlist file here, or choose one

.m3u, .m3u8 or .txt. Opening a new file replaces the current one.

What you can do

Keep or drop groups

Untick whole groups (categories) you never watch. Counts show how big each one is.

Search and filter

Find channels by name, and show only live channels, movies or series episodes.

Remove what you see

Remove the channels the filter shows, or keep only those, in one click.

Remove duplicates

Drops later copies of the same stream address and keeps the first.

Rename groups

Changes group-title (and #EXTGRP) everywhere. Renaming onto an existing group merges the two.

Merge two playlists

Adds a second file after the first. Its guide address is added to the header.

Want a full report first? Check the playlist for broken entries, missing tvg-id and logos · fix an empty TV guide · add a playlist on Android TV
Also: export the channel list to CSV · fill in missing tvg-id from a guide

Questions

Is my playlist uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read and edited by JavaScript in your browser, and the download is made there too. Nothing from the playlist is sent to IPFlix or anyone else. Stream addresses are shown with usernames and passwords masked; the downloaded file keeps them as they were.
Why can I not open my playlist link here?
Most IPTV links are plain http, which browsers block on an https page, and many servers refuse requests from a browser. Open the link on your computer to download the .m3u file, then open that file here.
What does the edited file keep?
The original #EXTM3U header with its guide address (url-tvg), and every entry you keep with its own #EXTINF line and option lines such as #EXTVLCOPT, #KODIPROP and #EXTGRP, in the original order. Only what you removed or renamed changes.
How big a playlist can it edit?
Playlists with 180,000 entries and more work in a desktop browser. The channel list shows 100 rows at a time, so the page stays fast however long the playlist is.
How do I use the edited file on my TV?
That depends on the player. Some open local files; IPFlix imports from your provider's link or Xtream login instead, and lets you choose which categories to show during setup, so you may not need to edit the file at all.
Does IPFlix provide playlists or channels?
No. IPFlix Pro Player only plays playlists you already have from a provider. It does not sell, include or recommend channels or content.

Watch it on your TV

IPFlix Pro Player for Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV imports your provider's M3U link or Xtream login, and lets you choose which categories to show during setup. Playlists with 180,000+ channels import fine.

  1. Install IPFlix on the TV and open Add Playlist.
  2. Scan the QR code on the TV with your phone.
  3. On the phone, paste your provider's M3U link or type the Xtream login.

7-day free trial with everything unlocked, counted from your first playlist. IPFlix does not provide channels or content.

Android TV & Google TV Get it on Google Play
Fire TV · Downloader code 6285353

Download the APK (v1.9.4) · Fire TV install guide

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